Windows 10: Executing the bat file without showing the cmd window?

I have a bat file closing a program - Digital Clock close.bat - containing:

Code: taskkill /F /IM digital_clock.exe[/quote] How could I avoid this window to be opened when executing the bat file:




:)

 

COMMAND PROMPTS

Values:

0 - Disables the Policy. No restriction enforced

1- Prevent Access to Command Prompt (also blocks .bat/.cmd scritpting abilities)

2- Prevent Access to Command Prompt (.bat/.cmd scritpting abilities allowed)

This is a per-user setting.

Instead you may set NTFS permissions for c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe, and Deny read/execute access for the other user account (your partners 13 year old son). They can't access this file, can't run bat/cmd
scripts. Console applications still work.

Accessing Command Prompt, or running .bat/cmd scripts would show the following error:

[Window Title]

C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe

[Content]

Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item.

[OK]

And make sure that other user is a Standard user.

 

Net Use command does not work in Windows 10

I am running Win 10 Pro and have a NAS attached to my network.

I have a set of Net Use commands in a BAT file that fine with Win 7 and Win 8/8.1 pc's on the network

With Win 10m the BAT file executes with no reported errors, a simple NET USE from a CMD prompt shows the drives are allocated correctly, however from EXPLORER the shaed drives are not accessible.

Can anyone help? How do I successfully share network storage in windows 10?

 

In the first line of your batch file, try @echo off like this

Code: @echo off taskkill /F /IM digital_clock.exe[/quote]

 

Right-click on the .bat file, select Properties, on the Shortcut tab select Run: Minimised.

 

Thank you very much!

Unfortunately that does not work, the window pops up, though (without message inside):

Sorry, I cannot find anything like a shortcut tab or "Run: Minimised:

 

Sorry, I tried it out on my machine, but I've just realised I was working on a shortcut to my .bat file, not the .bat file itself.

Make a shortcut to run the bat file, then you can set the shortcut to run it minimised.

 

Yes, I had tried even that without access. So I guesse the code is wrong in the bat file:

Code: taskkill /F /IM C:\Programme\Digital Clock 4\Digital Clock close.bat - Verknüpfung.lnk[/quote]

 

[/quote] What Bree posted does work, all you will see is a brief flicker in the taskbar, no cmd window. When you say "without access", do you mean no permission to run it? Also set the shortcut to run as Admin. Example:

 

[/quote] What is ' Verknüpfung.lnk' (Shortcut.lnk) doing at the end of that code you posted? Your originally said the code was...

[/quote] Right-click on the original .bat file, select 'Send to > Desktop (create shortcut)' then set the shortcut on the desktop to run it minimised. That's how I did it.

 

Ah yes, great, now it works, I made a ridiculous / stupid mistake, the wrong file was executed.

Many thanks for the screenshot, I now have the same settings.

 

Oh no, sorry, it does not work. The windows does not pop up anymore but the program is not closed anymore when I double click the lnk file.

My settings:





Execute as admin:




Content of bat file:

Code: taskkill /F /IM C:\Programme\Digital Clock 4\Digital Clock schließen.bat - Verknüpfung.lnk[/quote]

No, I do not, the window keeps popping up.

 

Ah, of course, the wrong code / content, this is correct:
Code: taskkill /F /IM digital_clock.exe[/quote]

 

[/quote] So now all is ok? It works with the correct code and window does not pop up?

 

Yes, exactly, now it works perfectly, without the window popping up.

Many thanks!